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Collected on internet by Dan Kurtzman of about.com, 10/11/01-10/10/02.

Collected on internet by Dan Kurtzman of about.com, 10/11/01-10/10/02.

My name is Soledad and I sent this image to my friends at Aon Corporation after September 11th, 2001. I worked at Aon Corporation in 2001 (at Chicago) and I made good friends there. I wanted them to know that even thought I am from Argentina, at that…

This picture was taken on 9/25 from the Staten Island ferry. Through the entire trip the couple was quietly hugging each other, sometimes sobbing, obviously grieving a loss. Their mournful embrace in front of the violated skyline spoke deeply to…

Collected on internet by Dan Kurtzman of about.com, 10/11/01-10/10/02.

It was several months after 911 that I created this Digital Art Work called 9 Eleven "A Work Day Commute". My main motivation was that I wanted to contribute to the American Cause and How? Then I came across an exhibit up in New York at The Society…

Please include this graphic that I designed for Sept 11
Thank you
Lois Kebe

Collected on internet by Dan Kurtzman of about.com, 10/11/01-10/10/02.

I thought they deserved to be amongthe emmortals.

It's been 2 years, yet seems like yesterday when the world was forever changed by the forces of evil. We will never, EVER, forget...

A personal contribution to a sad memory - a tastefull e-mail attachment, sent around. A color collage with a message.

The digital painting, I created, is the New York city skyline with a patriotic sky as the background with a mirror reflection on the water. It is patriotic and my impression of what the sky may have lookked like at dawn on Sept 11. My image is a…

Collected on internet by Dan Kurtzman of about.com, 10/11/01-10/10/02.

I took a photo of the WTC from the Circle Line in 1998. I then lifted the skyline and put it on a sunset I took in Tuscan. The sunflowers were lifted from I photo of my father-in-law's sunflower fields in Israel.
This is how I prefer to remember…

I made this artwork to commemorate the dates that changed America and the world. They will surely never be forgotten.

My Uncle John's daughter-in-law lost her brother. To me Patrick was a hero as well as a distant family member, so I created this window poster for my family to display in his honor. I was touched when this was made into a plaque and given to his son.…

Found old WW1 Posters on the Net. Manipulated one to fit the tragedy.

My first tribute to 9/11, made in October 2001
using multiple image processing software.

these are pictures composed ,that feeling never goes away,i will never forget nor will i ever want to forget

Although not tasteful, this image of a proposed design of the "Future Towers" i.e. giving "the finger", which blazed to private e-mails around the country embodied some of the true feelings of the time.